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A Apolitical Blues
Two Trains
Got No Shadow
The Fan
Texas Rose Cafe
Snakes On Everything
Cat Fever
Fat Man In The Bathtub
Walkin' All Night
Sailin' Shoes
Dixie Chicken > Tripe Face Boogie
Hamburger Midnight
Got No Shadow
On Your Way Down
Willin'
Cold, Cold, Cold > Dixie Chicken > Tripe Face Boogie (f/out)

actual setlist:
- early show -
Hamburger Midnight
Got No Shadow
On Your Way Down
Walkin' All Night
Two Trains
Willinâ
Cold, Cold, Cold >
Dixie Chicken >
Tripe Face Boogie
Fat Man In The Bathtub
- late show -
A Apolitical Blues
Two Trains
Got No Shadow
The Fan
Texas Rose Cafe
Snakes On Everything
Cat Fever
Walkin' All Night
Sailin' Shoes
Dixie Chicken >
Tripe Face Boogie

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and support the band to buy their official releases and concert tickets there.
Thank you.

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Reviewer: gvtmule - - July 19, 2009
Subject: Great stuff
I actually bought this disc at Best Buy. I figured it wasn't legit, but it WAS Best Buy. Weird. Anyway, as far as performance and sound this is a 5. I'm giving it a 4 becuase its incomplete and in a wacky order. The other source is better and a revelation to hear after years of having this disc. Stacking up musicianship, songwriting and chemistry these guys were as good as or better than ANY touring rock band at the time. And IMO they got better the next several years as Barrere got more integrated. Supposedly Lowell didn't like the fusionish direction they took, but I sure do. Anyway, with the exception of most serious music fans, these guys are criminally underrated. This shows the band beginning its peak era with great sound and top notch playing. And while they're certainly different today and Lowell will always be sorely missed, they still fricken jam and continue to be one of my favorites. Richie Hayward? A bad bad sumbitch. Long live the Feat!

Reviewer: black limousine - - June 1, 2008
Subject: GREAT SHOW BY LITTLE FEAT
I first herad about LF, about 20 years ago, this brings me back to my teenage rocking days, as ronnie says life is good but this is not rock'n'roll.
Well this show is from the brilliant period of the seventies, when music was MUSIC ! - no plastic deaf dumb and blind, real muscle and balls, and sometime even too much whiskey and joints...well it's something you have to listen . i quote it high !!!
Thanks to the uploader

Reviewer: nevsmith - - March 7, 2008
Subject: an alternative
There's another version of this gig in the archive, with the correct running order and slightly better sound, I got the artwork off this one and the music off the other one...

Reviewer: He Live's - - July 31, 2007
Subject: worth it
all the 70s little feet on the IA is great -- this show smokes

Reviewer: clayman10 - - July 13, 2007
Subject: Little Feat Peak!
This recording takes me back to the time I first time I heard Little Feat and started buying their records. This a recording of a strong band hitting their stride. They show their versatility with a couple of jams and extended versions of recorded songs. Lowell George sounds heaalthy and strong on these recordings, unlike "Waiting for Columbus." If you have any interest in Little Feat, you gotta listen to this.

Reviewer: pookybear - - April 29, 2007
Subject: ""'*=~~---wow
settle in, turn this up, be astounded. Love how simple that is. Outstanding everything here.

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notes:
These tracks were ripped from a 2-CD set